NASA’s exploration vehicle sent to Mars mission curiosity, new . NASA captured by MAHLI (Mars Hand Lens Imager) on Curiosity’s robotic arm selfie published the image.
Weighing 899 kg, Curiosity is powered by a Radioisotope thermoelectric generator, like the Viking 1 and Viking 2 robots that successfully explored Mars in 1976. The reconnaissance vehicle is 2.1 meters long and has a long arm that can carry five different items and can rotate 350 degrees around it.
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Curiosity shared selfie from Mars mission
on duty 3303 Martian day total from the Curiosity reconnaissance vehicle that left behind 81 images receipt. The most striking of the images taken was the selfie shared by NASA.
Curiosity was developed as part of NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory mission. The car-sized rover, which explored the Gale crater on Mars, landed on the planet on August 6, 2012.
max speed 0.14 km/h the Curiosity, $2.5 billion It emerged as a result of R&D work. The exploration vehicle, which examines the Martian climate and geology, is also used to investigate whether there was any previous life on Mars.
Selfie at the rock structure behind the Curiosity rover Greenheugh Pediment is named. The hill to the right of the vehicle was named Rafael Navarro Mountain after the astrobiologist Rafael Navarro-Gonzalez, who died in early 2021.